Dallas’s Week 2 drama centers on a beleaguered secondary with DaRon Bland sidelined, likely pushing the Cowboys to allow the most receiving yards again and elevating risk for fantasy managers in Week 3. Russell Wilson blistered Dallas for 450 passing yards before New York sealed the OT win, highlighting the ceiling for high-volume pass attacks. Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson torched the coverage, Rome Odunze flashed with 128 yards and two scores, while Trevon Diggs and Kaiir Elam struggled. Bland’s return timing will dictate Week 3 and Week 4 fantasy impact against Chicago and Green Bay.

Dallas shook off a slow start to beat the New York Giants 40-37 in overtime, proving the offense can fuel a high-flying game while exposing a vulnerable secondary. Russell Wilson carved Dallas up for 450 yards and 3 TDs, and without DaRon Bland, Kaiir Elam and the rest of the unit struggled to contain big plays. Dallas heads to Week 3 against a wounded Chicago squad, where the secondary will be under the microscope and the offense will look to sustain explosive output.

Fantasy managers should watch how Dallas cushions the secondary in practice and whether Caleb Williams noise around the Bears becomes a real storyline. The Cowboys’ ability to balance pass-heavy drives with a sharp defense will be the key for consistent fantasy upside, especially as opponents lean more on passing in high-scoring setups.

Jadeveon Clowney returns to the state that launched his NFL career, signing with the Dallas Cowboys after the Carolina Panthers released him. His agent says Dallas was the top target from Day 1, signaling a fit for a front that needs veteran edge pressure and depth. The move reunites Clowney with a franchise he once watched grow, and a glory-hole quip from 2012 adds color to the unlikely reunion.

Cam Skattebo surged in Week 2, flashing a growing backfield role behind Tyrone Tracy Jr. for Arizona. He totaled 11 carries for 45 yards, added 14 receiving yards on 3 targets, and punched in a rushing score, signaling increased red-zone opportunity and overallTouch potential. With a Week 3 matchup looming,Skattebo is a viable flex add in all formats, though his true ceiling is higher in non-PPR/half-PPR than pure PPR.

Expect a continued split workload with Tracy Jr. handling more passing game work. Skattebo’s future value hinges on how often he’s involved near the goal line, but his Week 2 performance makes him a credible Week 3 starter in most fantasy setups.